The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-23

Not all the virtue, Intelligence .,,,
PntrIutisu Remains WIN
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GEORGETOWN, Tex. July rs. tSS-
some weeks ago it is said that
prominent prohibition speaker mad,
the assertion that all the virtue and
intelligence, honesty and respecta-
bility in Texas was on the side n,
prohibition.
From time to time this charge has
been male either directly or Judi.
recily by many OF the
crusaders in this how m
war. But for the fact that the
average prohibitiouist never reads or
invest gates for himself but accepts. A.
gospel Truth. all that the most euthu.
slsstc fanatic may assert. but for this
say 1t would he pcrfluous to spend
u moments time In considering the
above rash speech.
| Let all Texans who have not entire
! " abandoned the habit of thinking
| !or themselves. pause q moment and
consider the long array of emnineti
names on the side of the oppositiou
uclure they assume "a holy cn.t ,r
ia
thtc thdt We are not rs these ,uiti.
piohlOltion men are. Dare thcy say
OF these men That, bcirg auti.lruhibi
uohi~ts, they me therefore anti NOR
"a, atii.trmIcraucc aud anu.cvcr,
lhihg good, pure, true and patriotic.
Ia polDt 90 Intelligence, mtngr,t,
ana slatcsmausMp. .ue tht,cnot ran.
reschia i've men IN Texas: Wouil |
ihcy not be so considered in AN,
state Is IL possible that all our
present state officials ere II he com. |
sidercd rs arruyCd against morality |
ana 're To be Chased with the tu,i. |
tcliigonl
W HIT OF this Charge rs applied to |
,ucl men rs our eX-GovcrLors Iub. !
pock IhrockmorlOu. Roberts. Ire,
,nhu' ana TO our present governor. |
l''ss' should tho people OF Texas
uANc ever made such mistake rs TO
MI every pr, -ant state Office witt
men who are capable of allyiur them
-elvc> with immOiG ity ana intcmpcr.
Mrcc. No. The ballot box of Trx4.
can sun Do trusted 10 send up uioui-
gent returns, and 80 We believe il
VIII 90 on TIE Attn OF August prov
lpg' by large majority, thst Bind
"naNcism shall not make our genial
stale permanent abiding place.
How shall we class such men as
Judges Miller, StaytJn and Cams. of
mo supreme court! Judges Whitc.
! hurt and Nileoa, Of the court of an
pe"ls Attorney Generals Hog and
Davidson our prc-cnt Congress.
Iieh Mli's' Martin. Moore, ~nycrs,
I'm o'tN"rt ana hllgore oar
ui'cu states senator, Ex-Governor
.Lnt an "g Sald Of these men
.""' 'ne! arc wanting IN intc'li-
,,'iOV ~ ~ Spunu inoFallty WHO VIII
'','nV '"Is C""rgc Against Judge fObt.
i ou''' uiRe ". -. wood, Judge a.
:, " "'TGr ana Judge Sawn!c Robin
'Vn w hGi nave John Hancock and
- - NiudluS' Deeh far mistaken in
n'.'' u'ioo IS 10 th@ best policy for
nv i'U ,,i, ~ , eHas o pursue Have
Iru ' M "S 'u ug9 a. W. Terrell and
rD"' ,,e'l' 2"oPnru Iost ,isht of the ,
-. ,;''Ji -. Vi eNa' ana her people; .
:. sL "'1 '''' ii'"i nc H"Ied uch names
,'"|'.'li !, '3INc, asscock, Temple.
Im'.,, ,'|VN'."lc' ,t'osop, ehdlcton,
""Eo 'us'"Ne COOK ana numcr-
'h''H'nI Hlth' II these
,'o waning IN Intelligence or I
mon III IeNas there has I
,,I "oun premium On ignorance |
=. ,',' ."'i''ol A,i' y Tor those men, and t
'n,o 4ua.g eminent have been !
WIN "ilices OF trust, and I
.;, - ",sonn' goa 'heIr several duties c
',u o'tu!, ID themselves and salts.
J',vu 10 tne people,
j N"Ions 'ue ministry OF the state Il
'''' r"'o rNpr1ss'u themselves as /
- Ia,3 ~ 'ho lHeory OF prohibition, .
~ " "'''a ',io names oil Kew Dr. Dab .
w. professor OF moral philosophy, Il
',o our o'"'e nlIersitI' Rev. DR.,
'"U" p"s,Dr 90 ,he PRESBYTERIAN
, ~ w. ~ y |stlh' l'eV' Or, Lee, rec
= IP'SO'p"' ohurco' AU'tlh; Kew y.
10y ~ pelloh' ana Rev, James il
',Io'', ~ hVn S'her\ county both o.
49,. r,uo",e's' ~ mof"Il'y Is a charac- cl
'nn 'v.t' V'""s Jug Vh'y TO mat side al
~" t'i1u arc 10 DC found the min Y,
,il'i..,. ,iio SosPc'' 'heh ltt lhc ants -